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\ CROWD OF children attended the
Easter Egg hunt held at the Hoodland Park
Plaza at Wemme last Saturday. Here the
youngsters are lining up getting ready to
charge into the woods to find the eggs left
behind by the Easter bunny. The event was
sponsored by the merchants at the plaza.
Egg hunt
winners
The woods were filled with
children hunting for Easter
eggs on the mountain Saturday.
They were part of the crowd
which attended the Easter Egg
hunt at the Hoodland Park
Plaza shopping center.
The following list are the
winners at the event in no
certain order: Darrel Lafftis,
Leonard Lafftis, Helen Oman,
Kelly Weinhart, Brad Beach,
Louise
Barsdale,
Stacy
Thompson, Diane Bowman,
Brian Reich, Tom Grandy, Tim
Bowman and Mike Northrup.
Gary Massey, Vellenda
Steffel, Amber Kristech, Joe
Gervais, Chris Grenvik, Carol
Grandy, W illiam Burm an,
Becky Bowman, R ichard
Hower, Steve Villatoe, Christy
Ericson, Becky Bowman and
Chris Rinehart.
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WELCHESSCHOOL
April 19-23
MONDAY
Italian Spaghetti
Lettuce-Tomatoes
With Dressing
Peaches
Hot Buttered Roll
Milk
TUESDAY
Hamburger Gravy
on Mashed Potatoes
Egg salad Sandwich
Orange Juice
Cookie
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Pork Fried Rice
Creamed Peas and Carrots
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Cranapple Crisp
Milk
THURSDAY
Chili
Vegetable Sticks
Hot Buttered French Bread
Apple Halves
Milk
FRIDAY
Tuna Noodle Casserole
Buttered Beets
Cheese Biscuits
Fruit
Milk
CALL
C het
6 2 2 -3 3 4 3
H Y.P.O. Meeting-7:30 p.m. at
Hoodland Park Community
Center
THURSDAY April 22
Brownies: 2:30-3:30 p.m. at
Welches Grade School
HY.P.O.
-Volleyball-7:30-10
p.m. at Welches Grade
School
4-H Knitting Class: 4-6 p.m. at
the home of Kay Bechtold
Rhododendron
Chapel of the Hills: 7-8:15 p.m.
Bible Study
LETS GET TOGETHER: 7:30
p.m at Welches Grade
School
FRIDAY April 23
Jr. Girl Scouts: 3:30-5 p.m. at
Hoodland Park Community
Center
Womens Club: Prize Night
Buffet - 6:30 p.m. Prize
Nite)8:00 p.m at the Zig
Zag Inn
SATURDAY April 24
Chamber of Commerce: Box
Social 7:30 at the Hoodland
Park Community Center.
If you have any special events
that could go on the
calendar, please call Joyce
Bowman-622-4422 or J ill
Beach- 622-3301 and we w ill
be glad to enter them.
SELL Y O U R HOUSE
W IT H
A CLASSIFIED
Have you ever wondered
what the vote to exceed the 6
per cent lim itation means?
This is a term that confuses
many voters. The first thing
that voters in Welches School
Dist No. 13 should understand
is that so far as they are con
cerned it doesn't even apply,
even though we are required by
law to use the term because it
does apply in districts having a
tax base.
Some districts have by a vote
of the people established a tax
base. This base is an “ X "
amount of dollars to operate
their schools. These districts
are guaranteed this amount of
money, plus 6 per cent if needed
to operate their schools without
any vote from the epople.
These districts do not need to
vote school budgets unless they
find that they need more than
the base, plus 6 per cent—then
the people vote only on the
amount that is beyond the base
plus 6 per cent hence the bulk of
the budget is still intact.
This is not the case at
Welches since lik e most
districts, we have no tax base
or guaranteed amount to
operate our school. Therefore,
our entire operational budget is
at stake If our budget fails wc
have nothing upon which to
operate so far as the local levy
is concerned
So remember, do not let the 6
per cent limitation confuse you
in that it does not apply to the
m ountain d is tric t. Welches
School is not exceeding any 6
per cent limitation in that we
have no guaranteed amount to
operate our school The entire
local levy is needed. Its either
all or nothing.
B rig h tw o o d
G a ra g e
24-Hour Towing
PHONE 6 2 2 -3 1 5 3
Hiway 26 East
TO FIT EVERY BUDGET!
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WENDY LAKE WAS the first place winner in the pre
school classification at the Easter Egg hunt held in the
Hoodland area on Saturday. The event drew children
from all over the mountain and was termed a "success"
by the sponsors the Hoodland Park Plaza merchants.
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heating
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Vohs Construction Co.
Sandy, home of Fr. Gimpl
for hi-school students
Duplicate Bridge: 7:30 p.m. at
Bowmans Golf Club
MONDAY April 19
Gourmet Cooking Class: for
men between 8-80 7:30 - 9:30
p m. at Hoodland Park
Com m unity Center Fee-
55. 00 (4 classes left)
4-H Leather Craft:7-8:15 p.m.
at Welches Grade School
Photography Class: F un
damental (B&W) 7-9 p.m. at
Welches School Science
Room Fee - $10 (4 classes
left)
TUESDAY April 20
Candle Making Class: 7-9 p.m.
at Hoodland Park Com
munity Center Fee - $4 (1
class left)
Firefighters Volunt eer D rill &
Class 7-10 p.m. at Fire Hall
Knitting Class: (Adult) 7-9 p.m.
at Rhododendron home of
Kay Bechtold
Womens Club: Board Meeting
8:00 p.m. at Hoodland Park
Community Center
WEDNESDAY April 21
Cadett & Sr. G irl Scouts: 3:30-5
p.m. at Hoodland Park
Community Center
4-H Cooking- 3:30 p.m. Strebin
Residence
Glass Staining Class: 7:30-9:30
p.m. at Welches Grade
School Library Fee- $4 (4
classes left)
PRICES EFFECTIVE
APRIL 15, 16. 17.
Last Friday we decided it crafts or college credit courses.
was a good day to go over the They would like to get some
mountain and do a bit of ex classes set up for next fall, and
ploring We had never been to now is the time to let our wishes
Smith Rocks State Park, near be known.
If there is some particular
Terrebonne.
Emma and Mert Wheeler had course you would be interested
shown us some pictures, not in please call Dixie McKanney
only of the park, but of the most and let her know If enough
amazing g ift shop, called people are interested in any of
Junction City, just this side of the courses offered we can have
the park So in our innocence the instructors up here These
would be evening classes and
we took off.
This side of Madras we ran would solve the problem of
into the worst dust storm, it has driving to the college.
Refer to your After Six
ever been my misfortune to
see. You couldn't see 10 feet in Bulletin the College sent out
front of you or car lights until and you w ill find a list of the
you were upon them It is the courses available. If you have
eeriest feeling to drive into misplaced your bulletin call
what looks like a solid wall of Dixie and 1 am sure she w ill be
able to replace it for you
dirt
If you are particularly adept
I've driven into what looked
like walls of snow, but there at teaching some of the crafts
was a bit of space between the the College w ill pay you for
being an instructor Let Dixie
Hakes
I am afraid all the farmers know if there is something you
who had plowed on the right would like to teach the mem-
side of the road now w ill have to bers of the Community
hunt for their soil on the left Remember this is for Crafts or
side of the road
College Credit course
This loverly stuff lasted until
We had a most delightful
we got to Terrebonne Then it Easter Went to town and spent
was a beautiful day, but a bit the day with our family, in-
hazy The Crooked R iver eluding
Grandma
Hope
looked like chocolate ice everyone else had an equally
cream
cn lovable day
The Junction City Gift shop I
Furnace Sales & Service
and snack bar is about the
cleverest place you would ever
D o n ’t L e t Y o u r
want to visit They have
T a n k C o n d en se
inai
stocked only the most original
gift items from all over . * £
c a
T h is S u m m e r.
world Plus oodles of books i
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the West and delightful cook
Eor the April meeting, Mr
FILL YOUR OIL
books Also the most delicious and Mrs Iceland Tull and their
TANK NOWH1
ice cream cones
daughter, Mrs Joanna Meligan
Wwk.nd M r v ic « o u i t p K i d l t y
The park is for day use only gave a delightful presentation
at this time bu, is being of the history of dolls and how
M © b il
c a l,
developed for camp sites
they became interested and
It is right above the Crooked later, certified doll technicians.
622 4604 River, and has some of the called dollers in the trade
most beautiful and unusual
Tull, a former engineer found
B r ig h t w o o d . O re
rock formations you have seen the challenge of putting ic
They say the time to be there is parts and pieces together that
at sunset when the rocks take 'hey received, not too unlike a
on all the beautiful colors We problem
w ith
large
are certainly going back and machinery Mrs. Tull dresses
W u m m « . O re g o n
not during one of those freaky her own collection in authentic
costumes of the age of her dolls,
dust storms
Clearing & Grubbing
Then to top it off. on the way including original fabrics
The lecture continued with a
home we drove through falling
Road Building
description of the many
snow and more wind
Fo u nd ation Excavating
Stopped at Darrs shop on the compositions used in heads and
way down, and had a delightful bodies Mrs Tull is one of the
Septic Tanks
visit visit with Ida and Everett. few people in the Northwest
who w ill put sleepy eyes" into
Snow Plowing
Then home
Had a call from D ixie dolls - The Tulls are residents
McKanney who is on the Ad- Hoodland and would welcome
visory Board of the Mt Hood any problems you might have
Community College Dixie said regarding doll repair and may
that the College would be m ost! s ta rt you th in k in g of a
happy to send instructors up collection of your own
Prize nite. April 23rd at Zig
here for classes for the com
N O JOB T O O S M A L L
munity, if they could get a Zag Inn
Board Meeting, Tues April
F r e e C o n s u ltin g A E s tim a te s
definite idea of what the people
wanted. Tbis would be for 20th at 8 p m
BRIGHTWOOD
OIL CO.
THURSDAY April 15
Brownies: 2:30-3:30 p.m. at
Welches Grade School
Chapel of the Hills: 7-8:15 p.m
Bible Study
H Y P O . Volleyball: 7:30-10
p.m. at Welches Grade
School
4-H Knitting Class: 4-6 p.m
home of Kay Bechtold
Rhododendron
FRIDAY April 16
Jr Girl Scouts: 3:30-5 p.m. at
Hoodland Park Community
Center
SATURDAY April 17
Catholic Services: 6 p m. at St.
Johns Catholic Church
across from Hoodland Park
Plaza, confession heard
before each Mass.
C.C.D. Class. 9 a.m. in Sandy,
home of Fr. Gimpl for grade
school students
SUNDAY A pril 18
Catholic Services: 8 a m. at St.
Johns Catholic Church
across from Hoodland Park
Plaza, confession heard
before each Mass.
Chapel of the Hills: 9:45 a.m.
Bible School -
11 a.m.
Worship Eve Worship - 7-
8:15 a m.
Episcopal Services. 12:30 p.m.
at St. Johns Catholic Church
across from Hoodland Park
Plaza, Holy Communion
MONDAY April 19
C.C.D. Class. 7:30-8:30 p.m in
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